Phœnix v. Hill
3 Johns. 249
Opinion
There is no evidence that the administrator, knowingly, brought a wrong action, and we are not to presume it. We are, therefore, of opinion that he ought to be allowed to discontinue without the payment of costs.
Rule granted.
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